House in Boulder, CO
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About this house rental
Welcome to your cozy, warm, and inviting South Boulder haven! Nestled in a peaceful, tree-lined community, this spacious 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home offers a relaxing sanctuary with quick access to local dining, retail, and scenic views of the Flatirons. Enjoy effortless transit connections to Downtown Boulder, Pearl Street Mall, and campus, making it an ideal basecamp for families or groups exploring the best of Colorado.
The Space:
From the moment you step inside, this spacious 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home wraps you in a warm, welcoming atmosphere designed for relaxation and group gathering. With three full bathrooms, everyone in your group enjoys privacy and ease while getting ready for early-morning screenings or late-night premieres. The sunlit open living space invites you to curl up with a hot drink, review festival schedules, or unwind after a full day of film events and mountain air. A fully equipped kitchen makes group meals effortless, while four cozy bedrooms feature plush bedding for a restful night’s sleep. Whether you are catching up in the inviting lounge or stepping outside to enjoy crisp Colorado air, every corner delivers a genuine home-away-from-home feeling.
The Neighborhood:
Tucked into a beautiful community in South Boulder, the home offers a quiet, serene escape paired with premier access to event hubs. Just minutes away, the Table Mesa shopping center features local neighborhood staples including Southern Sun pub, Caffe Sole, Sweet Cow Ice Cream, artisan bakeries, and organic markets. For nature breaks between film screenings, you are steps from world-class trailhead networks like Bear Peak, Shanahan Ridge, and Chautauqua Park. Navigating during peak events is a breeze, nearby direct bus routes run straight north along Broadway into campus and downtown, giving you rapid, stress-free transit to key Sundance Film Festival venues like Macky Auditorium, the Dairy Arts Center, and the Boulder Theater without worrying about event parking.
